Any reading suggestions?
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Catcher in the Rye (J. D. Salinger)
Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (take a wild guess)
Then, other options…
The Notebook, by Nicholas Sparks
True Women, by Janice Woods
The Joy Luck Club, by Amy Tan
Hundred Secret Senses, by Amy Tan (I’m reading it now, it’s really nice)
And then, if you like Stephen King, The Dark Tower Series is great!
Hope you read some of these!
here is a teaser for you (true story): the entire story came to him in a dream in one night, he wrote the entire book (it’s not a long book) then burned it, because he thought it too horrible; then rethinking, wrote it again to be published
Also: have you read Orwell’s Animal Farm already?
My son read all three of R Ludlum’s Bourne titles in HS and loved them, totally different from the movie scripts & he thought the books better
Also J Austen’s Emma is very funny, esp. if you have seen the Clueless movie loosely based on it
Also, look into the classics, since you are in high school and will most likely come across them.
Catcher in the Rye
Great Gatsby
Frankenstein
Moby Dick
Wuthering Heights
Dante’s Inferno
Maximum Ride
The Fountainhead
Harlot’s Ghost
A Great and Terrible Beauty
Emma
Great Expectations
The Alchemist
Journey to the river sea
Thief lord
The tortall series of books by tamora pierce
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